We do know where the concept of cryptocurrency came from. It was a group known as the "cypherpunks." They experimented with a number of cryptocurrency concepts until bitcoin took center stage. While we don't know who's behind the Satoshi Nakamoto pseudonym who authored Bitcoin's whitepaper, it doesn't matter because we do know that it was a community of people who each worked on the blockchain technology until bitcoin became what it is today. In reality, we are all responsible for the creation of bitcoin. This includes the banks that engineered the 2008 financial crisis, which led to the need for a transparent currency that can't be controlled by a single entity. Bitcoin.

Alas, all crypto is still centralized in some capacity. It still needs a way to touch the real world, and fiat is still the primary engine that drives it. Fiat is still what people use to measure the value of crypto, some use gold and other commodities, but they all suffer from the same problem: people invest in crypto not to use it as a currency but to hold (HODL) as a security, betting it will become more valuable. Why? To have more fiat currency.

For crypto to succeed, it needs to actually be used as currency and the vast majority of it is not.

Since the FED control the banking system through their World banks then they have to be the most obvious for bringing crypto in.

That could be the case, but we'll never know for a fact. The Fed certainly has a motive and a controlling interest in it; it would be insane for them not to. Otherwise, Bitcoin would be an existential threat to their glorified printing press.

At any rate, all I know is what I see, and it isn't good. Crypto is claiming to be something it's not likely to be and never will be at this point. NFTs are the next hype train, and most people don't even know that NONE of those images are even hosted on the blockchain.. What people think they're paying for is a copyright to an image. The reality is that it's just a link they paid thousands, even millions of dollars to own and it can be changed.

To be clear, I'm not a government stooge, and I do invest in a few Defi projects. Despite my dislike of the vast majority of crypto, it is an exciting industry. I invest in cryptocurrency because there are some great projects out there. However, people need to stop seeing cryptocurrency as the answer to protecting themselves from government control. Crypto has a LONG way to go before it becomes a viable currency, whether government-regulated or otherwise. A sunk cost fallacy often drives the hype around it; it's not about resisting government control; that's just a sales talking point to increase its appeal.

Most people get involved because they hear how it made millionaires and billionaires overnight. This doesn't actually matter because the volatility makes the opposite true as well. More importantly, good luck finding a bank that will let you convert all of that money into fiat currency.. at market value haha.

This is an unpopular opinion, but I'm not sorry. I do know what I'm talking about and more than happy to debate it. I've been investing for a long time and involved in crypto long before it was popular. I just want to keep everyone's feet firmly on the ground with the reality of this space.

The end goal is to implant everyone...Total control and has been happening for a long time, especially in the US.

The supposed "Covid" manmade was an exercise to see how easy it would be to control the world and it worked with lockdowns.

Too many people realised COVID was a con after a time.
Once it was discovered the prime minister had parties, there was no chance of any lockdown happening after that here.
We refused vaccine passports etc. Many refused to be tracked c by the govt on their covid app.
Once people wake up to reality, the fear narratives etc lose their power. Once people stop watching television more will wake up, they don’t realise they are called “programmes” for a reason.